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Asher Barash was a writer, editor, teacher, and translator. He wrote stories, non-fiction, and poetry about the “early struggles of Palestinian Jewry.”[1][2]
He was born in Galicia. He won the Bialik Prize in 1940 for his Hebrew language novel ‘’Alien Love’’.[3]
He died in June 1952, aged 63, of a heart attack.[3]
